Silver notably did not choose to
highlight public campaign finance reform, which has generated a lot of support on the left (Citizen Action, Working Families Party, Strong Economy for All etc), or a reduction of contribution limits for regular candidate committees or PACs.
Not exact matches
Cuomo
highlighted the issue in his
campaign policy book on government
reform, wrting, «Like New York City, New York State needs a system of
public campaign financing to set limits on
campaign spending and to increase participation by qualified candidates who lack the means or the connections to raise significant
campaign funds.»
On April 25, Cuomo, who made
public campaign finance part of his 2010
campaign reform agenda and
highlighted it in his 2012 State of the State address, had this to say on whether action might be taken this year:
Amidst the media's recent focus on independent redistricting, New York City Council member Dan Garodnick encourages New Yorkers not to lose sight of the importance of
campaign finance reform,
highlighting the many benefits that the New York City
public matching funds system has created for small donors, candidates for
public office, and the voting
public.
The majority of Sanders» speech
highlighted positions on which he's built his underdog
campaign: Wealth inequality, tuition - free
public college and
campaign finance reform.